Analytical derivation of one-way delay
Jun Hee Choi, Chuck Yoo
Abstract
Jun Hee Choi, Chuck Yoo
Abstract
Delay estimation is a difficult problem in computer networks. Round trip time (RTT) is often used as an approximation of the delay but, because it is a sum of the forward and reverse delays, the actual one-way delay cannot be estimated accurately from RTT. Accurate one-way delay estimation becomes crucial because it serves a very important role in network and application design. A new scheme is proposed for estimating one-way delay. One-way delay, and forward and reverse delay are analytically derived.
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Delay estimation is a difficult problem in computer networks. Round trip time (RTT) is often used as an approximation of the delay but, because it is a sum of the forward and reverse delays, the actual one-way delay cannot be estimated accurately from RTT. Accurate one-way delay estimation becomes crucial because it serves a very important role in network and application design. A new scheme is proposed for estimating one-way delay. One-way delay, and forward and reverse delay are analytically derived.
Key concepts: Elmore delay, Delay calculation, Network delay, Computer science, Transmission delay, Scheme (mathematics), Propagation delay, Processing delay